Your Stomach Is Your Friend Keep It Clean
Advice warns against lard based foods and hog fat due to impurity risks. Emphasizes maintaining a healthy stomach by avoiding lard cooked meals to preserve health.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
3
Advice warns against lard based foods and hog fat due to impurity risks. Emphasizes maintaining a healthy stomach by avoiding lard cooked meals to preserve health.
A Vancouver News-Letter letter challenges Canadian immigration claims from Ottawa, arguing nearly half of settlers cannot be found. It cites 1901–1906 census data and provincial counts in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta to claim immigrant numbers were exaggerated and funds misused.
A grocer promises customer satisfaction with Schilling's Best product and refunds if not favored. The ad asserts a money back guarantee and insists on fair handling by the store owner.
John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana recalls a six year lesson and credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with continued improvement. He says they please everyone and notes they are guaranteed at Tallman & Co. druggists for 26 cents.
The Salem Indian training school Chemawa near the capital city marked its 28th anniversary at the present site. Founded with 24 students under first superintendent Captain Wkinson, it has grown to nearly 1000 people under its jurisdiction including employees and attaches. Read the Bast Oregonian.
Registration opens for primaries January 6 with close dates for elections on April 2. Primary election set for April 17, registration reopens April 21, closing May 16. General election June 1, registration reopens September 20, closing October 20. Presidential election scheduled November 3.
The Northwest Baseball league circuit committee D E Dugdale Seattle George M Shreeder Tacoma and Russ Hall Butte decided the season will run April 19 to October 6 with Butte Seattle Aberdeen Spokane and VancouverTacoma as planned openings. Dugdale will call a meeting within 10 days to finalize details and ensure broad support. Shreeder says he has sunk about 26000 in Tacoma and will quit if no successor comes forward. fans doubt Butte or Aberdeen quitting.
Ten barrels of briquettes touted as top fuel will be distributed in North Yakima for test use by those who know fuel. Washington Briquette company in Renton makes the bricks from waste dust and fine coal, with tar and asphalt as secret ingredients. Consolidated Fuel Co. is Eastern Washington agent. Plant capacity about 100 tons daily.
A compact ad claims a dependable cure for lung trouble coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat. It markets Hickory Bark Cough Remery as pure and suitable for all ages and available from any druggist and Pendleton Drug Co.
Spokane's annual fall fair will distribute about 9000 dollars to harness horsemen for races during October 5 to 10. The three week total across Spokane Salem and North Yakima reaches 34000 dollars. Official Spokane schedule lists trotting and pacing events with stakes from 100 to 1000 dollars across Monday to Saturday. Kodol digestive aid advertised by Tallman & Co claims to digest over 3000 grains per dose.
Tickets for Mrs Selkirk Norton recital at the home of Mrs W F Matlock next Monday evening March 2 are on sale at Pendleton Drug Co.
Local promo notes a window display next week featuring the celebrated Stein Bloch smart clothing. Advertises suits guaranteed all wool or money back. Alexander Department Store announces the promotion.
Postmaster Minto moves toward a novel rural delivery plan on the Willamette River between Portland and Sauvie’s Island. A gasoline launch would carry mail along a 20 mile span, with milk and provisions already being delivered by boat. Inspector Fogarty reviews the proposal for possible approval as the first northwest water rural route.
A brief note describes a lighting option praised for its soft white glow and exceptional readability. It emphasizes clarity and ease of reading, suitable for long sessions without glare or eye strain.
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